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DIED.


ALDER. The remains of the late AUGUST O. Al
BER will be inferred 1T Prospect Hill Cemstery To-
morrow Thursday. June 30 nj 8 O'Clock.
BERKELEY. On June %. 1887. 81 z pm. H. TOMAS
Funeral from Mitchelrs undertaking establisauueut
O'Clock pm.
BIGGANE On Wednesday, June 90 1887 Of hss
residence. on ID street southwest, WILLIAM BIG
GAM, the son of Michael and Bridget YigTnnc.
Notice Of funeral hereafter. baltimore papoD
McHUGH On June %. 1887, At 2 80 an, MARY
Monaghan ireland, widow OF the late Charles Nc
Hugh
funeral will take place from her late residence s24
9th street southwest on Thursday morning, NJ . 80.
Requiem mass st ht Dominlc's church at O'Clock
Friends aud relatives are invited to sttend -
MILLS In New York. on Tuesday, June %. 1857,
ABkAM GILBEhT. only son Of a. g. and Mary Chase
SlIls, aged eight month";
Funeral services tine chapel at Oak Hill Cemetery
at O'Clock Thursday afternoon.
PEARSON. Wednesday nornins. June 20. 1857. q
v. and Kate Pearson. sged year. IL months aud Il
funeral Friday. IL a. m, from residence 1872 Mss-
sachusetts avenue northwest. &c
REILLY june 20. 1887. Of conrestion Of the srsan.
EDAIN L NELLY, INFANT con OF Dennis D. ana Ma
Intsrment in Holy Rood Csmstsry
sCHOYER. Infant son Of Louis and Lsopa ".
6choyer. died $3.50 am. Wednesday. june 20. 1857.
fsnds ana rs.tyss q the family invited TO ssssel
s sss q sSSx Ss ' ~
baltimore p~lers please copy-l
WA0GAMAN On wsdnesday June % 1857,
and Mary Agnes @sggsmsa-
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Eager for q Runlpus.

THE SETTLERS ON THE so-cALLED MAXWELL GRANT
WILL NOT BE ROBBED.
A telegram to the New York Herald from Raton.
N. NJ, June %, says, The trouble among settlers
on the Maxwell land grant in the northern part
the Territory, and the bitter feeling toward tn,
claimants is growing stronger daily. Threats ar
heard on every hand and several rows have &C.
Cured. The Following is copy OF call whic
has been issued for meeting at this place on
August l:
SHOULDER ARxsl FORWARD, MARCH!
Sealers-The so-called Maxwell grant Is public
domain. II was thrown open to settlement aud
entry as public land In 1874 by the final and
authoritative judgment OF the Secretary OF the IN
terror. This fnal Judgment, settlers, has ne er
been reversed. For several years it has b en-
rupt but has ada op
missioner Williamson, after the Secretary mad
pronounced the judgment OF the Land Dep TT
ment tnal could not reverse that judgment. The
Supreme Court did not dare to say In its printed
decision. although the matter was brought to its
attention that Commissioner Williamson could
arbitrarily reverse the nnal decision OF the Secre-
ruptionists lodged that point In the interes OF
the public land thieves In pretending to arbt ra-
riiy reverse the final and vested judgment OF the
secre1ary 81 the ln,e,ior commissioner WIN nm
OF those high-toned public Land thieves, s. b.
Elkins and T. b. catron.
Settlers yoa are now asked % submit to this
tib!e towards would tamely submit to be Ii :ksd
OF from public land, as trespassers, by an Official
gang OF public land thieves. Settlers you ar not
again Come to Ration IL rorcs on the rst Say Of
next August and II We cannot in mass meeCia q
assembled, without rumpus, get the attentiol
Of the nation TO the crime Committed by Wiln M
Maxwell land grant, then By ali means let US 70
rumpuA CoAo01TxB on THE SRTux1a
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Dreadful Disgrace.

BURGLARY AT Ex-NAyoR swISBURSEs HOME N
NEWPORT LEADS 10 A SURPRISE.
special dispatch from Newport 20 the New
YORK World says: VIM. c. swinburne, q young
man. is locked up here on suspicion OF having
roooed his fathers house. The old gentleman.
VIM. j. Swinourne is one OF the leading merchants
OF tne place. and for several years was mayor and
mas oeen IN the legislature. He occupies q hand
sone residence at The corner OF Bun street and
brosdwN. Win him lives his lister, Ma Hum
friends elsewhere.
This morning, upon the servants entering the
oining-room, they discovered that every piece OF
enNer wpicn usually adorned the sideboard Was
gone. MI. and Mrs S~inburne were Instantly
aIooseu, ana upon an examination being made
they discovered that Mrs Humphreys rooins had
also been ransacked and her bureau drawersL
Mr.. Swinburne says he cannot Tell how rnuch mas
oeen taken until bis sister returns but he knows
her loss VIII be heavy. Mr.. swinburne at once
communicated with the police and demanded that
an immediate inquiry be made.
bis son, VINO Is an adopted child, but upon
whom MI: Swinburne has lavished all the luxuries,
mas ocen known 10 the police a wild young fel-
low lie has been In all kinds OF trouble but his
, Ia. mas borne with him patiently, hoping 10
know him, however, better than the fat her do.ra
tor some time he has not been living al home be-
lug ,i 9sIensioy engaged In the transportation OF
hsh W water Last night, IL Is learned be visited
MS home, presumably 10 get clothing for a com
panion named John A. Congden whose brother
was once under arrest for murder. When the
ponce learned this and discovered that
lnere had been no 'break" OF the house from the
outside they were satisfied as 10 who had done ~
Inc! went 10 work upon the case promptly, and
aooue O'Clock this afternoon arrested young
eWhourhe Congden and John A. Allen, the latter
very well known young man OF respect able mar
ehlagt. Inc police are keeping very shady on the
supJect oul nave apparently finished their labors
One OF them said -
It's enough TO say that we don't want 10 look
Tor any body else"
Tho shock 10 Mr.. swinburne IS Terrible. and h,s
vile Is Frustrated with grief. Mr. swInburne 10 a
man OF The very highest character and never tires
or well-coing. "a ~
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The Degrees Awarded i'm English-Only
q Small Attendance.

CAMBRIDGE, MASS, June 2e.-To-day is Harvard
commencement day. small number OF persons
was In attendance. Acting President Smith dis
tributed the diplomas and announced the degrees
According to the custom inaugurated at the ami
versary, the degrees were awarded in English, and
the departure was applauded.
The senior class graduates-236 out Of PSI men,
berS-the largest number on record. or these
there are in the scientific school, 3; the Law school,
20; the medical school, SS; the dentistry school,
school f. The oraer Of exercises: Latin salutaIory,
+. Z. Southworth; The Study OF the Bible as an
English Classic" II. Z. Peabody; "Thomas Car
lysie." j. II. Woods; 1.-THE Religious Philosophy Of
CoIeridge," s. B. Stanton; .rhe Future OF the
Labor Party In America" G. II: Furder; "The
Nineteenth Centuries in Theology" G. II. Prescott
Honorary degrees were conferred as follows:
IL D., Charles Eliot Norton OF Cambridge, and j.
hammond Trumbull, Hartford; A. NJ, Chas. C..
Smith, OF Boston. In the voting for Overseers
James Russell Lowell, +. C. Lowell, H. p. Wacott,
Theodore Lyman, b. A. Gould are leading and Will
probably be elected
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Real Eslate Sales.

Lorenzo DOW MattisOn has bought OF Fannie A.
Moore, Tor 81, OOO lot block Ii, OF lie Droit PARK
Fannie A. Moore has bought Of L. d. Mattison
nearly IS, 600 ieet OF ground on Piney Branch road
iOr LOU. Ihe American Baptist Home Mission
SocieLy has bought OF henry Beard ct al, trustees
ior $lI,oOo, lot and parts Or and 2 block Z, OF
Han ana kivans sub OF part OF MI. Pleasant.
u. kraak has bought OF s. d. Webb Tor So, 600
SUP lOC ID. square 7o6, l7.21 by 12S.OS feet on A,
between 3d and 4th streets northeast. G.. Z.
walker has bought Of Z. G. Wheeler tor $6,2O5. Is
SUP lots b and +, square 467, each 16O2 by 663
feet On 9th street, between and q streets SOUTH
west. A. I. Hoffman mas bought OF j. A. Sellle
for 81, so lot 3 square *, 20 by l23 feet on l.
street, between New hampshire avenue and 2l,J
street northwest. i. NJ. Green has bought OF Ii.
d. Wells Tor $3.50 SUP lots 104, 1O5, and lOU,
square l33 each 20 by 100 Ieet on street, be-
tween 18TH and 10Th Streets
Martina A. johnson has bought OF G. A. Sanford,
Tor 5000, part lot ~ square 1884, 19 by 100 Ieet
on z street, between 15tn and 16Ju streets nortu-
west. Laura A. PrenLce has bought OF Maryette
N. y. Stevens, for $500, sub lot L. square $685.
n by 81 feet on The south side OF street, between
9tn and 10Th streets northwest. Jonn White naS
bought o. Geo. TrueSQelI three lots In washington
Heights Tor $500.
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Virginia and the b. and Q. rsaiIroad

Virginia and the b. and q. Railroad.
THr STATE TRYING TO RECOVER 81, 252 90 TAKES.
Tie Richmond Dispatch to-day says: Attorney
General Ayers yesterday issued and sent to Staun.
ton to be served. notice OF motion for the Common
wealth OF Virginia against the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Company, returnable In the circuit
court OF the city Of Richmond on July IL, to
recover the sum OF xS4. 25296. due nv satd
railroad company on account OF taxes assessed
against the Winchester and Gtrasburg Railroad.
burg and Harrisonburg Railroad, and the valley
Railroad Co. for the years 1883, 1884, 1885 and
1885, the aforementioned railroad being controlled
ana operated by the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
IN
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baltimore Markets.

bAL11MOhES ND, June S9.-NO bid TO-DAY.
BALI1MOkE, Nd, June 29.-Cotton dull-mid
ding, liz. Flour straightforward street and
western super, 25Oa3 10; do. extra, 32Ss3 III.
do. family, 4O0a4. 30: city mills super, 25Oa3 90
d. extra, 315: do. Rio brands, 4.65a4 IL
Wheat-southern steady and quiet; red S3as5; amber
spot. 90 aas4A; June. S4h bid: July. 83SSassN
bid Corn-southern nominal in absence Of receinfs
white, 55a56; yellow, 4Sha494: western irmer and
dull; mixed. spot and July, As bid; AUGUST 4GaAHI
Oats hrm.southern aud Pennsylvania 35a37; Western
white. 36a39; western mixed, 33a:34 kys Arm SSaan
Hay easy and dull-prime to choice western II M
al3SO, PROVISIONS easy and quiet. Mess pork.
15OOai7.OO. Bulk meats shoulders and Clear
An; clear a rib sides =; hams, 12Hal4 Lard
cresmery: 16s2o Eggs iixher. i6a16T Petroleum
csrgoes ordinary to fair. 17Aa18. Sugar steaiyMS
soft. go; copper refined firm, 9kaSK WHISKY
quiet and steady .14al Is Freghts to Liverpool per
steamer dull-cotton, I'd; -four. lad; Ersin I'd
ReeeiPts-hour. l1.91! barrels: wheat, 81 600
bushels: corn, $4,000 bushels; oats. 500 bushels
SnsRe Su.a. The
bushels. O"
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO. Ill, June 20. p. m.-Close: Wheat
sssdsct ssA yns 5sssss Corn
s.. Barley nothing doing Prime timothy sssd rs US;
sss * 8ss.e;s7A: jgiy: es5a6s7x; August.
nrmer, 11S12 49,
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District Governupont Affair.
sfRIHr-sfRnKln0 RESTRICTED 10 A HALF Royl

District 3overnuont Affair.
sTRxEr-efRNKiiN0 RESTRICTED 10 a HALF HORN
BAc1 DAX
AS stated in TzE srAH several days ago, the Dis.
tTict Commissioners have instructed the police 70
washing is strictly adhered to This law isee
mnEsss "a sns na sSs ne
and fifteen minutes neewsen sunset and one hour
Con, co%anissionsr Ludlow says that the Law men:
Is In favor Of extending, not restricting, the time
COMPLAINTS AND PETITIONS.
Dr. w. 3. Wadsworth protests against the en-.
Of 1ne law tes ~ d
minion Boat Club, on behalf Of citizens OF Alexan.
dria and Others who are interested in the coming
tshded over s.s waters s o. the liver WITHIN the
District limits. A. p. Pardon requests that the
grade OF Ontario avenue, Meridian Hin, from
to him At an early day, as it is the de-
that avenue to grade i a. their own expense:
loose stones on North Capitol street, between New
YORK avenue and Boundary street. n. J. Baird,
ssf nat s
Of 18th and U streets for liquor license. H. K.
Redway, Lieutenant OF seventh precinct, reports
wholesale liquor license sells beer, &c, and per-
mits persons TO drink the same on hts premises
Cnas- Hartei and others pstition that water
main be laid on the south side OF street, between
sth and 9th streets east
BARRON LIQUOR LICENSES
nave been granted to Jacob Herman. David
Maggie, JnO. Lynch, Gottleib weiner, Levi WOOD
bury, and A. X. Wood. A wholesale license has
been granted to Jas. r. Connors
BUILDING PERMITS
have been issued by Inspector Entwisle, ~ fol-
lows: JOS 8. Boss, 70 erect four brick dwellings,
numbered $40 TO $40 18th street northeast; a. 600.
j. D. Brown, to erect brick riding academy,
southwest corner OF ED and streets northwest;
$4,000. Mrs. 8. Thompson, to erect two brick
dwellings, numbered SO and So K street northwest;
$500. Dr.. Shooters, to erect brick dwelling num-
Oered 14Az Rhode Island avenue northwest; 81, Oo0
MI: sherman. to alter No. 2026 street northwest;
avenue northwest; IS ZOO. N. A. johnson, to re.
pair No. 15l2 Q street northwest; $50. G.E. Green
TO repair No. 1897 street northwest; $500.
NlDCELLANROCs.
As soon AZ rooms can be prepared the Fire De-
partment will be removed to the new District
building.
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Nome.
Warrington stock Exchange.

The following changes from yesterdays quotations
on the Washington Stock Exchange are noted to-dsV
E rssistsssd 9fSs 1914 'i Sia @ : ::ssd
ssassas LEI sx 0 ia 1i2ss sSs :sEss
p g "a year IHnd: P: :. 1899. sold. JIG bid
Washington Gas, 4oN bid An asked. National
Union Insurance. - bid Oorcorsn Insurance, IS
bid Columbia Insurance, l3 bid 14H asked
German American Insurance, Isl bid. Riggs Insnr-
Snce. % bid, 81 aaked Washington Market bonds
k san Estate Est Title Insurance. 13o bid 1875 asked
T rIh LEI 20. o9A ssked Chesspeske and Potomac
Electric Light, 75s bid, so asked ~ 30
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Must Pay ON Power Of Attorney.
A KENTUCKY JUDGE DOES NOT ACCEPT THE LAW AZ
LAID DOWN BY CONTROLLER DURHAM.
In the matter OF John Dun against A. J. Gross,
United States marshal, Judge Barr, in Louisville,
KY, yesterday returned an opinion holding that
the Controller under the statutes has no authority
to make regulation that witness in the United
States court cannot be paid his fees on properly
executed power OF attorney. In this case Dun
was allowed witness claim, and he sent regu-
lar power OF attorney to Col Sam Mckee to collect
lions from District Attorney Wtckliffe to pay the
claim unless this witness came IN person and
signed the payroll; whereupon Dun. by his attor-
ney, took rule against Capt Gross TO compel him
to nav the claim to his attorney. Capt. Gross re-
ferred the matter to Controller Durham, who wrote
MN mat me controller would not recognize sucn
payments. Judge Barr holds the Controller has
no authority TO enforce or prescribe such a rule
and that the marshal must pay the fees on q
proper power OF attorney.
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Albert Victor Thankful to the Dublin
People.

. DUBLIN, June 29-Prince Albert Victor OF Wales
has thanked the people OF Dublin for the loyal ad-
dresses presented to him on the occasion OF the
Visit OF himself and his brother Prince George, to
this city. He says he Is pleased with the recep-
ton accorded MIN and his brother, and Is glad OF
the efforts to materially advance Ireland which he
hopes will meet with complete success
Prince Albert Victor, OF Wales to-day laid the
foundation stone OF the new wing OF the hospital
for incurables at DOnnyb brook. He was fairly well
received and but few hostile cheers greeted him.
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Interior Department Changes.
The following Official changes have been made

The following official changes have been made
in the Department Of the Interior:
General Land Observation-Disclosures clifford 8.
Walton, Of Michigan, clerk $1,000, by transfer
from War Department.; Charles G. Frost, of
Dakota, special timber agent. Promotion:
George F. Elliott. Of Ohio, swamp land agent, from
1,4OO to 81 800. designations: Robert T. Van
Norden, OF California, special timber agent at
81 300
Patent Office-Resignation VIM. W. Cornfleld,
OF Indiana, first assistant examiner, to take effect
June 80. :!
Office OF Observation-Disclosures: Daniel Rhodes
OF ID. c., clerk, 81 AGO. to General Land ONCE at
same grade.
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ALLEGED sCANDALOCS REFLECTIONS on SIR JOHN
MACDONALD's DAUGHTER-IN-LAw.
Society circles at Winnipeg. Man., are greatly
excited over scandal that has got into the courts
The persons most interested are MI. Hugh John
Mac ionald, son OF Sir John; Mr.. Macdonald's WIFE,
MIR. C. s. Hoare, bank manager, and the proprfe-
tor OF local paper. The local paper involved
published recently an allegory, from which the
gosSips deduced very unfavorable opinions as to
the relations existing between Mrs. Macdonald
and Mr.. HOare. Consequently Mr.. Macdonald
prietor OF the paper. A preliminary hearing was
given yesterday, and the accused man was COM
mitted. There was great excitement In court Mr.
and Mrs. Macdonald, Mr.. Hoare and q number OF
other witnesses were examined The defense 10
that the proprietor OF the paper did not write the
article and had no idea who was meant, as no
names were mentioned.
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A Rope Walker's End.

HIS BODY POUND AT THE FOOT OF PRECIPICH
WHERE HE BAD FALLEN FROM HIS ROPE.
A telegram from Niagara Falls, June % says:
Ste. Peer, local celebrity, who outdid Blondin in
daring feats around Niagara, and recently crossed
on Hinch cable, is dead. Ever since he did his
last daring act he has been drinking heavily, and
VIM. Leary, proprietor OF the Elgin House, has
been watching him closely. Last evening Peer
went out unObServed with John Gillespie and
stranger and later was seen In the same company
near his rope AS he did not turn up by $50, and
no trace OF him could be discovered elsewhere it
was concluded that he must have got on his rope
and fallen from IL, or tumbled over the bank
Ropes and lanterns were procured, and Peers
brother, with John Connolly, were lowered down.
and near the bottom OF the Incline they found his
lfeleSS body. The body was badly cut, and death
must have been instantaneous His body was
raised to the top OF the precipice by means
OF ropes, and taken TO the Egin House.
good many rumors are anoat regarding
the manner OF his death. Among them is
one that he committed suicide, there being IL is
said, some trouble existing between himself and
wife; but the general BELIEF is that ne attempted
to walk out on the cable when recovering from his
spree, lost his footing, and fell into the abyss.
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HE RusH

For Our Elesant Spring and Summer
Clothing has commenced. Think care
fully. Decide wisely. Act promptly.
Don't wait Our Beautiful Spring and
summer Goods have come, and are going
rapidly. In these days good old-fash-
len honesty IL rare. therefore you will DO
Iieased to see how We have combined old
time honesty in quality and price. with
new, fresh styles in Mems and Boys
Clothing and Furnishing Goods Styles
the latest, quality excellent, prices low
est Buyers cannot put their money in
more liberal banda You need not accept
cur statements ~ we back them With
goods and prices. Our S12. 4I5. els
suits, must be seen; you cxnnot imagine
from an advertisement Can say we
have seen sui cold At much more
money that VIII not bear COMPARISON
with these.
Tailoring dspsrtmant on second and
tk1xo RooTR
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LONDON, June 29.-At the Newcastle ana High
Gosrorth Park summer Uubilee) meeting to-day
sovereigns was won by Mr.. w. Blake's four-year-
Old bay colt ExmOOr. MI. w. TAnsOn's four-year-
Old bay colt Castor was second, and Lord Durham's
Six-year-Old Vagabond third. There were th1r-
teen starters
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eWOuld You Like to See Me Die9,s
BERNARD JOACHIM KILLS HIMSELF BEFORE ms CHILD.
wIFE'S EYES

"WOuld You Like to See Me dep,
BERNARD JOACHIM KILLS HIMSELF BEFORE HIS CHILD
wIFE's EYES.
Three pistol shots in quick succession were
heard In an old-fashioned building at the corner
Of 7th and MCGEE streets. kansas City, Mo-. at
noon Sunday, and when the ofricers arrived they
found the body Of Bernard Joachim, Lnirty-one
years old, with bullet hole in his temple. He
naa no saicd In the back room sat
1886, Joachim married Alice Moore, OF Leav.
enworth, and they lived together very happily
days later Joachim asked his dead wife's youngest
sister BERTHE f1fteen years Old, to marry HIM. She
Put MIN on put sSe the 1 next day he pleaded with
she would marry him. He kept pressing her to
make the day earlier. and ON April 49, ten days
to her orother-in-lawi In WyandOtte Then she went
away for three weeks. and on her return the mar
rtage was made public, but the child seemed
In less than month they agreed to separate, she
declaring that she hated him so that she could
no. i've with na him shortly before noon Sunday
rel uporaided her for leaving him. Then he told
ner 70 see lawyer and get divorce and he
.sWould You ike 70 see me die," She made no re:
ply ana, craving from his pocket folded note,
he threw y down, exclaiming: aThere Is my last
room, when Joachim drew q revolver and fired
twice at her, just missing her. Then he put q
,N3 through his own head. The letter Joachim
follows: :
'sKANsAs CITY, June 25, 1852.
'sMY SWEET L11L1 WU4: TIL the death us part.
my love to You is stronger than my heart. The
~ promise 70 make You happy:wnen I have 70
oner my heart blood, am willing to do Before
you receive thls lett6r will DO dead and then you
wiz be free. Take everything ! have and be
happy. Before Kin myseH I beg God to make
you happy. wish you ma husband who "a able
e give You better time than you had with ms.
them how u II i forgive you Tor al you have done
20 me 00od-oY my sweet nttle wife till the
good-by forever. tbtgnsd BRaMI1'
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POLICE PROTECT GAMBLRRS.-The trial OF Detect
i've Leonard, before the board OF police commits
sioner In St Louis yesterday resulted in the most
sensational disclosures. Ex-Onncer Emmett testi-
fed that he and Oncer Herbert had accepted
money from lottery dealers and divided money Sc
cured In raiding gambling houses Receipts were
produced from an ex-chief OF detectives acknowl-
edging money from lottery men. Leonard was
found guilty Of accepting money and dismissed.
II was also shown that three detectives had Sc
cured q bunch Of Louisiana lottery tickets In q
raid and kept them until the drawing took place
One ticket drew big prize, and they induced Q
the ticket. They then divided the proceeds. TSese
men were specially employed TO suppress lottery
and nQker plaY1nQ.
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DEEDS IN fee have been nled as fDiOws: 81. PGil-
bert to Lewis T.Cartwright, pts. ., b addition,
and2 sdp, West Washington; y, 600 G. A. Sanford
TO Martha johnson. pit. "a, 20. 1874; $5,s 800 Mary
anderson 10 u. A: Clark, pts. II ana 81, so. LOT;
suD L,sq. 1856; $1,000. G.Truesdeu 10 John \, hlIe
iots ~ 70 n, lruesdels and Washington Aeighls;
ct al, pt.aduittOn tn Little Dan, etc;S- u. CON
nell 10 Mary V. Scott sub %, So 1915; s., 900. p
i. darr1gan to p. White, SUI. 2OH 50. 64H; s. 75O